. they're not deep. the defensive linemen. and it shows out there on the field. jim: extra point is good. the jets are up 37-24. three rush touchdowns on the evening by forte, which ties his career high. and frustration setting in here in buffalo. oh! "boop" wings? hot wings, cooked fresh in our deli, $5.98 per pound. ? ? ? ? ? ? amazing party. hey thank you. is that the famous food critic miles von gaston? perfect thin and crispy. freshly roasted chipotle peppers. hmm, delicious mild smokey taste. he knows this isn't a restaurant right? this season, you could be on the field for super bowl 51, and win other unreal experiences and awesome prizes from the nfl, madden 17 and xbox. only at pepsiandtostitos.com jim: 17 unanswered points by the jets after the bills had scored 17 unanswered. and the bud light can contest. buffalo wins it. wins the vote. beer with your team on it. bud light. tate and nothing materializes there. i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, again, verizon is the number one network. hi, i'm jamie foxx for sprint. and i'm ja

. they're not deep. the defensive linemen. and it shows out there on the field. jim: extra point is good. the jets are up 37-24. three rush touchdowns on the evening by forte, which ties his career high. and frustration setting in here in buffalo. oh! "boop" wings? hot wings, cooked fresh in our deli, $5.98 per pound. ? ? ? ? amazing party. hey thank you. is that the famous food critic miles von gaston? perfect thin and crispy. freshly roasted chipotle peppers. hmm, delicious mild smokey taste. he knows this isn't a restaurant right? e on the field for super bowl 51, and win other unreal experiences and awesome prizes from the nfl, madden 17 and xbox. only at pepsiandtostitos.com jim: 17 unanswered points by the jets after the bills had scored 17 unanswered. and the bud light can contest. buffalo wins it. wins the vote. beer with your team on it. bud light. tate and nothing materializes there. i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, again, verizon is the number one network. hi, i'm jamie foxx for sprint. and i'm jamie foxx for t-mobile. (both

. they're not deep. the defensive linemen. and it shows out there on the field. jim: extra point is good. the jets are up 37-24. three rush touchdowns on the evening by forte, which ties his career high. and frustration setting in here in buffalo. oh! "boop" wings? hot wings, cooked fresh in our deli, $5.98 per pound. ? ? ? ? amazing party. hey thank you. is that the famous food critic miles von gaston? perfect thin and crispy. freshly roasted chipotle peppers. hmm, delicious mild smokey taste. he knows this isn't a restaurant right? and win other unreal experiences and awesome prizes from the nfl, madden 17 and xbox. only at pepsiandtostitos.com jim: 17 unanswered points by the jets after the bills had scored 17 unanswered. and the bud light can contest. buffalo wins it. wins the vote. beer with your team on it. bud light. tate and nothing materializes there. i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, again, verizon is the number one network. hi, i'm jamie foxx for sprint. and i'm jamie foxx for t-mobile. (both) and we're just as good. really?

forward. made some good run stops. >> jim: remember that time it just happened to say in a production meeting to bill, you would've never met by chance george halas?" he said, i did, 10 years old, went into the locker room, my dad introduced me to george halas. miller with a catch, thrown dow down. said he congratulated halas on the win, and halas reached in his pocket and gave him a dollar bill and said, "the first time i imagine that meeting between two of the legendary coaches of all time happening when he was just a little boy. 3rd and 6. and it is caught by griffin out at the 16-yard line for a first. >> phil: the hands of the new england patriots. as catch by griffin that time. but patriots, they are not splitting up on the defensive side. still double-teaming deandre hopkins, and they are going to make brock osweiler throw it to somebody else. >> jim: you want to complete the shutout. the last time they had a shutout was week 17 of 2012 against the dolphins in a 28-0 victory. almost intercepted, strong did >> phil: jamie collins, he is something on that defense. >> jim: with an

. they're not deep. the defensive linemen. and it shows out there on the field. jim: extra point is good. the jets are up 37-24. three rush touchdowns on the evening by forte, which ties his career high. and frustration setting in here in buffalo. oh! "boop" wings? hot wings, cooked fresh in our deli, $5.98 per pound. ? ? ? ? ? ? amazing party. hey thank you. is that the famous food critic miles von gaston? perfect thin and crispy. freshly roasted chipotle peppers. hmm, delicious mild smokey taste. he knows this isn't a restaurant right? field for super bowl 51, and win other unreal experiences and awesome prizes from the nfl, madden 17 and xbox. only at pepsiandtostitos.com jim: 17 unanswered points by the jets after the bills had scored 17 unanswered. and the bud light can contest. buffalo wins it. wins the vote. beer with your team on it. bud light. tate and nothing materializes there. i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, again, verizon is the number one network. hi, i'm jamie foxx for sprint. and i'm jamie foxx for t-mobile. (both) and

forward. made some good run stops. >> jim: remember that time it just happened to say in a production meeting to bill, "did h you would've never met by chance george halas?" he said, i did, 10 years old, went into the locker room, my dad introduced me to george halas. miller with a catch, thrown dow down. said he congratulated halas on the win, and halas reached in his pocket and gave him a dollar bill and said, "the first time i get congratulated on a win by imagine that meeting between two of the legendary coaches of all time happening when he was just a little boy. 3rd and 6. and it is caught by griffin out at the 16-yard line for a first. >> phil: this game, it is in patriots. as catch by griffin that time. but patriots, they are not splitting up on the defensive side. still double-teaming deandre hopkins, and they are going to make brock osweiler throw it to somebody else. >> jim: you want to complete the shutout. the last time they had a shutout was week 17 of 2012 against the dolphins in a 28-0 victory. something on that defense. >> jim: with an interception tonight too. >> phi

. they're not deep. the defensive linemen. and it shows out there on the field. jim: extra point is good. the jets are up 37-24. three rush touchdowns on the evening by forte, which ties his career high. and frustration setting in here in buffalo. oh! "boop" wings? hot wings, cooked fresh in our deli, $5.98 per pound. save money. live better. walmart ♪ ♪ hey thank you. is that the famous food critic miles von gaston? perfect thin and crispy. freshly roasted chipotle peppers. hmm, delicious mild smokey taste. he knows this isn't a restaurant right? four stars for the chips. the service not so much. this season, you could be on the field for super bowl 51, and win other unreal experiences and awesome prizes from the nfl, madden 17 and xbox. only at pepsiandtostitos.com jim: 17 unanswered points by the jets after the bills had scored 17 unanswered. and the bud light can contest. buffalo wins it. wins the vote. beer with your team on it. bud light. four minutes to go. tate and nothing materializes there. i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics

forward. made some good run stops. >> jim: remember that time it just happened to say in a production meeting to bill, " you would've never met by chance george halas?" he said, i did, 10 years old, went into the locker room, my dad introduced me to george halas. miller with a catch, thrown dow down. said he congratulated halas on the win, and halas reached in his pocket and gave him a dollar bill and said, "the first time i get congratulated on a win by imagine that meeting between two of the legendary coaches of all time happening when he was just a little boy. 3rd and 6. and it is caught by griffin out at the 16-yard line for a first. >> phil: this game, it is in patriots. as catch by griffin that time. but patriots, they are not splitting up on the defensive side. still double-teaming deandre hopkins, and they are going to make brock osweiler throw it to somebody else. >> jim: you want to complete the shutout. the last time they had a shutout was week 17 of 2012 against the dolphins in a 28-0 victory. something on that defense. >> jim: with an interception tonight too. >> phil: ye

3-2. jim: got caught looking on a 93 miles an hour fastball last time. len: swing and a miss. streak. good comeback -- strike three. good comeback for hammel. jim: bad pitch. good result from jason. len: live doppler 7 max. on abc 7 eyewitness news and the abc 7 chicago news app today. nailed it. here's scotty with two outs. -- piscotty with two outs. got to have a brother named scott right? scotty piscotty. jim: scotty piscotty. len: dottie. [laughter] jim: the piscotty family came to town, dottie, scotty and rowdy. len: and earl. earl. [laughter] jim: scoreboard watches here. the nationals have tied the mets 3-3 bottom of the ninth. doing damage against familia. len: rendon and ramos with the run-scoring hits in the ninth. jim: good try. there. len: pitch number 80 of hammel's night. swing and a miss. >> chicago cubs baseball on abc 7. len: reynolds wrap up report. dexter fowler with a lead-off home run. aledmys diaz two-run shot in the second. a lot of walks issued by the cardinals. cubs have left nine andhe red birds four. alex reyes continues on. 70 pitches working in re

. they're not deep. the defensive linemen. and it shows out there on the field. jim: extra point is good. the jets are up 37-24. three rush touchdowns on the evening by forte, which ties his career high. and frustration setting in here in buffalo. oh! "boop" wings? hot wings, cooked fresh in our deli, $5.98 per pound. ? ? ? ? amazing party. hey thank you. is that the famous food critic miles von gaston? perfect thin and crispy. freshly roasted chipotle peppers. hmm, delicious mild smokey taste. he knows this isn't a restaurant right? r super bowl 51, and win other unreal experiences and awesome prizes from the nfl, madden 17 and xbox. only at pepsiandtostitos.com jim: 17 unanswered points by the jets after the bills had scored 17 unanswered. and the bud light can contest. buffalo wins it. wins the vote. beer with your team on it. bud light. there. i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, again, verizon is the number one network. hi, i'm jamie foxx for sprint. and i'm jamie foxx for t-mobile. (both) and we're just as good. really? only verizon

and will not be a factor for s we'll fill you in. the p. >> jim: now we turn our attention to charlotte, north carolina. where demonstrators are gathering for a third night right now to protest the deadly police shooting. >> marie: happening now, authorities from several branches law enforcement eight and in at air to make sure the protests don't turn violent. >> jim: as we takes a look at to stay calm tonight. scott is the african-american man who is wa shot and killed by a african-american police officer. >> marie: it's part of the law enforcement contingent. >> jim: here the ha home this black lives matter pin is causing controversy down at the courthouse. judge doug herndon said pins and non-verbal messages of any kind cannot be worn in his courtroom. >> marie: sergio avila was there. this all started when a defense attorney lear pin tuesday. >> reporter: marie, that's right, she wetter tuesday and again today. it was a very cordial discussion between judge douglas herndon and the defense attorney who were initiating this protest, and in the end judge herndon deciding that

. they're not deep. the defensive linemen. and it shows out there on the field. jim: extra point is good. the jets are up 37-24. three rush touchdowns on the evening by forte, which ties his career high. and frustration setting in here in buffalo. oh! "boop" wings? hot wings, cooked fresh in our deli, $5.98 per pound. ? ? ? ? amazing party. hey thank you. is that the famous food critic miles von gaston? perfect thin and crispy. freshly roasted chipotle peppers. hmm, delicious mild smokey taste. he knows this isn't a restaurant right? and win other unreal experiences and awesome prizes from the nfl, madden 17 and xbox. only at pepsiandtostitos.com jim: 17 unanswered points by the jets after the bills had scored 17 unanswered. and the bud light can contest. buffalo wins it. wins the vote. beer with your team on it. bud light. tate and nothing materializes there. i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, again, verizon is the number one network. hi, i'm jamie foxx for sprint. and i'm jamie foxx for t-mobile. (both) and we're just as good. really?

forward. made some good run stops. >> jim: remember that time it just happened to say in a production meeting to bill, this happen because your dad, you would've never met by chance george halas?" he said, i did, 10 years old, went into the locker room, my dad introduced me to george halas. miller with a catch, thrown dow down. said he congratulated halas on the win, and halas reached in his pocket and gave him a dollar bill and said, "the first time i dollar bill." imagine that meeting between two of the legendary coaches of all time happening when he was just a little boy. 3rd and 6. and it is caught by griffin out at the 16-yard line for a first. >> phil:s the hands of the new england patriots. as catch by griffin that time. but patriots, they are not splitting up on the defensive side. still double-teaming deandre hopkins, and they are going to make brock osweiler throw it to somebody else. >> jim: you want to complete the shutout. the last time they had a shutout was week 17 of 2012 against the dolphins in a 28-0 victory. almost intercepted, strong did >> phil: jamie collins, he

forward. made some good run stops. >> jim: remember that time it just happened to say in a production meeting to bill, this happen because your dad, you would've never met by chance george halas?" he said, i did, 10 years old, went into the locker room, my dad introduced me to george halas. miller with a catch, thrown dow down. said he congratulated halas on the win, and halas reached in his pocket and gave him a dollar bill and said, "the first time i get congratulated on a win by dollar bill." imagine that meeting between two of the legendary coaches of all time happening when he was just a little boy. 3rd and 6. and it is caught by griffin out at the 16-yard line for a first. >> phil: this game, it n the hands of the new england patriots. as catch by griffin that time. but patriots, they are not splitting up on the defensive side. still double-teaming deandre hopkins, and they are going to make brock osweiler throw it to somebody else. >> jim: you want to complete the shutout. the last time they had a shutout was week 17 of 2012 against the dolphins in a 28-0 victory. >> phil: jami

forward. made some good run stops. >> jim: remember that time it just happened to say in a production meeting to bill, "did this happen because your dad, you would've never met by chance george halas?" he said, i did, 10 years old, went into the locker room, my dad introduced me to george halas. miller with a catch, thrown dow down. said he congratulated halas on the win, and halas reached in his pocket and gave him a dollar bill and said, "the first time i get congratulated on a win by the young man, i give him a dollar bill." imagine that meeting between two of the legendary coaches of all time happening when he was just a little boy. 3rd and 6. and it is caught by griffin out at the 16-yard line for a first. >> phil: this game, it is in the hands of the new england patriots. as catch by griffin that time. but patriots, they are not splitting up on the defensive side. still double-teaming deandre hopkins, and they are going to make brock osweiler throw it to somebody else. >> jim: you want to complete the shutout. the last time they had a shutout was week 17 of 2012 against the dolp

, fumbles, then touchdowns. >> jim: that set up the final touchdown. and he held up the trophy, named the mvp. >> phil: yep. >> jim: and he was rewarded with a big contract a few weeks -- couple of months back. >> phil: only thing he didn't win is "dancing with the stars." he won everything else. he had a great off season. >> jim: again, tonight, a submarine with 200 nuclear warheads on it. find out on "60 minutes" tonight. denver defense scores two touchdowns. . hey, all levels. the linebackers are tremendous. they can beept you with the pass rush. -- they can beat you. and they can beat you with we've seen many broken-up passes today. tremendous job. >> jim: ferguson, and he makes a nice little wiggle to get out of bounds on the first down. two touchdown by the defense, both in the fourth quarter. and i thought upon reflection the lead running it back on luck, rings familiar. we dug out the bock and he did have a pick six. 209 have come against luck. that one, back in 2012 when he was a member of the patriots. that was a long return. the flag is out. . well, i have to say, what an e

murphy)) two young paramedics... ((jim: i was driving.)) ((vanessa murphy)) ...were working nearby. ((shane: i had been a medic for roughly five years. jim: i was umm 22 years old at the time.)) ((vanessa murphy)) jim and shane - now henderson firefighters - have asked us not to use their last names because safety. they're speaking publicly for the first time. ((shane: jim and i did everything that we could and gave him every ample...but the general public doesn't know that.)) ((vanessa murphy/reporter: the shooting death of tupac shakur remains unsolved. but 20 years later - jim and shane describe an effort to save the 25 year old man's life at the scene they stumbled onto.)) ((shane: the chaos, there was a lot of chaos, a lot of cop cars.)) ((jim: just as we started looking at each other to decide what we were doing, metro waving us to come in.)) ((vanessa murphy)) and then exiting their ambulance.... ((jim: somebody met me at the back and said go help my buddy. and my buddy's shot in the car. so i went.... shane: which ended up being suge knight.)) ((shane: the whole car it had,

. they're not deep. the defensive linemen. and it shows out there on the field. jim: extra point is good. the jets are up 37-24. three rush touchdowns on the evening by forte, which ties his career high. and frustration setting in here in buffalo. oh! "boop" wings? hot wings, cooked fresh in our deli, $5.98 per pound. save money. live better. walmart ♪ ♪ hey thank you. is that the famous food critic miles von gaston? perfect thin and crispy. freshly roasted chipotle peppers. hmm, delicious mild smokey taste. he knows this isn't a restaurant right? four stars for the chips. the service not so much. this season, you could be on the field for super bowl 51, and win other unreal experiences and awesome prizes from the nfl, madden 17 and xbox. only at pepsiandtostitos.com jim: 17 unanswered points by the jets after the bills had scored 17 unanswered. and the bud light can contest. buffalo wins it. wins the vote. beer with your team on it. bud light. four minutes to go. tate and nothing materializes there. i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics

. they're not deep. the defensive linemen. and it shows out there on the field. jim: extra point is good. the jets are up 37-24. three rush touchdowns on the evening by forte, which ties his career high. and frustration setting in here in buffalo. oh! "boop" wings? hot wings, cooked fresh in our deli, $5.98 per pound. ? ? ? ? ? ? amazing party. hey thank you. is that the famous food critic miles von gaston? perfect thin and crispy. freshly roasted chipotle peppers. hmm, delicious mild smokey taste. he knows this isn't a restaurant right? this season, you could be on the field for super bowl 51, and win other unreal experiences and awesome prizes from the nfl, madden 17 and xbox. only at pepsiandtostitos.com jim: 17 unanswered points by the jets after the bills had scored 17 unanswered. and the bud light can contest. buffalo wins it. wins the vote. beer with your team on it. bud light. tate and nothing materializes there. i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, again, verizon is the number one network. hi, i'm jamie foxx for sprint. and i'm ja

robberies and h is spreading out his crime spree. >> jim: this man robbed two more businesses. the robbery spree started this month when the suspect robbed a business on south rainbow. that make its nine businesses hit so far. metro says approaches an employee, leaves with the cash. if you know anything, call crime stoppers. >> maria: to tonight's update on way now in oregon prosecution is questioning the wildlife refuge the site of the armed stand off by the two bunkedes and five codefendants. calling the workers to the stand to prove the bundies confirespired to obstruct federal employees through force, intimidation and threats. a worker testified that the occupiers left her office trashed. and the bundy's mistrial has been denied by the judge. >>> a terror attack investigation unfold nothing new york and new jersey. police say this man, 28 year old a mad is recently for the attacks. he deliberately set explosives starting on saturday night in the chelsea neighborhood of manhattan. two dozen people were injury in the that blast. just this morning police you see in this video. he

caused this man to be so moved. >> jim: and we're going honor a local hero today. meet this woman right here in las vegas who uses her own money to buy things for those in need >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> jim: they were back for one short month and members of the representatives are gone until after the election in mid-november. >> marie: a lot of people asking what did they accomplish and is con gris doing its job? kristine frazao has answers. >> divided government is actually the best government. >> reporter: divided they stand. as senate majority mitch mcconnell this week touted progress. >> over the course of congress we've had over 200 such votes. >> reporter: other members have >> it's about time congress takes its responsibilities. >> the problem here is not the house it's in the senate. >> reporter: congress did end up passing a spending bill to keep the government funded through december. which included more than a billion dollars to battle the zika virus. >> this bill is passed. >> reporter: also voted to override a presidential veto of a bill allowing fami

starts right now. >> jim: summerlin businesses harassed by the homeless. good afternoon. i'm jim snyder in for reed today. >> marie: i'm marie mortera. business owners say it is a problem that's worsened in recent days. nathan o'neal joins us live near town center and charleston. >> reporter: this problem is highlighted by very scary moments at a summerlin behind me there after a homeless man attacked their storefront. this incident, this most recent incident. happened at the bakery. a homeless man slammed his head through the glass door before police showed up. he was taken to the hospital and has yet to be charged. but police tell me that is forth coming. this isn't the first time businesses in the area have been targeted by homeless people. everything from theft to sleeping and camping in front of customers. local store owners are getting fed up and say they need more security and more resources for the homeless in the area and the mentally ill. >> i would say that it's more common than i would expect. i live on the east side so that's something i expect over there. but to be in summ

appear before a judge tomorrow morning. >> jim: prosecutors put their case together witness dealing with what they saw. >> a horrifying scene. denise joins us live at the scene of the crime at rainbow and warm springs you spoke to the man who tried to safety victim's life. >> >> reporter: this man stopped to get a coffee. he doesn't know why the victim wa did noted see argue the store remains closed. flower at the front door. we because of where he works the trampoline park he is train in cpr. he says he says the victim was conscious immediately after shot in the chest. the shooter walked out of the store when his gun jammed. then with the help of a star >> he was breathing and fighting us and telling us to let g. don't touch me. we were like. if you don't let us help you you will die. and we laid him out i cut his shirt off and we began cpr after we saw he was unconscious. >> i didn't believe it was happening. i did not know i would be in a position like that how i would react. it off it was action and go time. >> on the phone with 911. and says police were right outside here guns

church. thank you for joining us i'm marie. >> jim: i'm jim snyder the start the blaze. we are live at church on fifth and lake mead. >> reporter: church members can't believe that someone tried to set their church on fire. now repair crews are busy fixing the damage. everyone say its is important that the arsonist get caught before he or she strikes again. >> an arsonist left after mid night at african methodist church. >> cocktail at church near fifth and lake mead. the fire started at the front door. it could have been worse >> thank god for the passerby who saw the flames and called the fire department. >> fire department put out flames. this has never happened before. >> it is the times. people are -- angry and upset release frustration. >> church hands out food to the less fortunate. has been coming here for the past year. >> i thought they helped people and do this. that is wrong. >> so far north las vegas police have not said if they are investigating this as a hate crime. not happy. they want to take it out. >> reporter: forgives the arsonist behind the she says, well is nothi

several lives. >> jim: plus living in filth. six children all forced to live in horrific conditions. what police found when they searched the home they lived in. >> marie: and controversial comment. a woman loses not one but two jobs after a snap chat she posted gets the attention of officials. apologizing >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> marie: the superintendent of south carolina elementary school where a teen opened fire says the teen started shooting as soon as the teachers were leaving the building for recess. >> jim: they stress the suspect never got into the actual elementary school in townville yesterday. the school district's website the superintendent says after the shots were fired teachers led the students to safety inside, sheltered in the shooter, kept him on the ground until police got there to arrest him. >> marie: more than 15 years after 9/11 the u.s. has seen a frightening up tick in homegrown terrorism. >> jim: that was the topic at a hearing on capitol hill this week with fbi director james comey and homeland security secretary jeh johnson testifying be

mortera. >> i'm jim. it forced a complete evacuation of workers. >> maria: it was sounded two hours ago. >> jim: joining us live, surgeioit shows how prepares metro police are to respond to anything out of the ordinary. >> reporter: they are here to keep everybody safe. seemingly back to normal after the scare this afternoon. patrons in the hotel. heard from people who were inside when the evacuation started. some at pool saying all of the sudden security officers and employees telling everyone to get out. and again like you said a bag was spotted by security officers that contained medical equipment and make noises, strange enough to where the officers thought evacuations were taken place. metro says they take these situations extremely seriously. because behalf we have seen across the country. captain had this message for visitors and locals aleak. >> we are here the first responders are here and here to keep you safe and holing security is second to none. hotel security did their job. somebody. we were prepared respond. come to vegas it is safe and we will keep you save while you

donald trump in a land slide. >> chris: alright. alright. points for. that jim jefferies. >> -- bill's double while he's at the strip club. >> chris: points. >> her secret shopper. she has to try on the high wasted tweeted pants to there is no camel toe. >> chris: it's fine if you sing it like that. camel toe. camel toe. >> something we all aspire too. which we do. >> chris: i'm working on it. crossing my fingers. that's what i do. >> no excuse. i call it a fudgy, it's a front wedgie. >> sounds delicious. >> chris: next up, duped. maybe having a body double is a necessary part of running a successful presidential campaign. then you have someone to stand in for you when you get sick or have to go to cleveland. hillary seems to have found a body double that really captures her vibe, sort of like a proud librarian on the battlestar galactica. but comedians, who do you think would be a good body double for donald trump? >> chris: kay walsh. >> a wicker basket of racist foreskin. >> chris: points. jim jefferies. >> a pile -- thrown out of jon voghs ass. >> that's sounds like something i wou

touchdowns. >> jim: that set up the final touchdown. and he held up the trophy, named the mvp. >> phil: yep. >> jim: and he was rewarded with a big contract a few weeks -- couple of months back. >> phil: only thing he didn't win is "dancing with the stars." he won everything else. he had a great off season. >> jim: again, tonight, a submarine with 200 nuclear warheads on it. find out on "60 minutes" tonight. denver defense scores two touchdowns. . hey, all levels. the linebackers are tremendous. they can beept you with the pass rush. -- they can beat you. and they can beat you with we've seen many broken-up passes today. tremendous job. >> jim: ferguson, and he makes a nice little wiggle to get out of bounds on the first down. two touchdown by the defense, both in the fourth quarter. and i thought upon reflection the lead running it back on luck, rings familiar. we dug out the bock and he did have a pick six. 209 have come against luck. that one, back in 2012 when he was a member of the patriots. that was a long return. the flag is out. . well, i have to say, what an effort, though, by the

mother a three who police say was killed by her husband. good >> jim: i'm jim snyder. news 3 has not seen police departmented. she was stabbed to death in front of her three children. police murder report is our top story. >> antonio is live at the detention center. what is the victim's family saying? >> reporter: the family of the murder victim would not tack to cam ramp off, some believe this was an accident and that's what 48 year old michael is now here at detention center facing a murder charge. >> reporter: details coming out of the police department concerning 48 year old michael caplin. police say on saturday morning he called 911 and said he was unsure if he hurt the female on accident or on purpose. >> when police arrived to an apartment on boulder and sunset, they blood. she was in a body with a kitchen combooif. the couple were having problems. >> he had left him and when she moved here, my husband had to [inaudible]. >> reporter: the stabbing happened in front of the three children. officers said he had blood all over his hands. >> she told my husband he useed worked at

caught on cell phone video. >> jim: an argument that broke out over 2 women over a store workers use. spanish. a woman step in the to take the man's splichl side i'm >> jim:. and i'm maria. >> jim: talked with a woman who went to the worker's >> jim the argument hammed all over not speak english a customer got frustrated with an employee and had choice words. another woman decided to stick up for the man. >> reporter: winnings a confrontation with two women and a clothing store. off the 95 and deicature this week. >> you are cheap labor, >> i wish you would. >>you are cheap labor. you are cheap labor. >> isabelle is the woman having the argument with the woman on the right. the argument e ruptd after the woman got angry at a store employee who did not speak english. we spoke with isabelle over the phone. >> insulting him like possible you are working and don't speak english and tired of you dirty mech cans. >> reporter: santos decided to step in. >> reporter: the argument lasted a couple minute it is. the woman threatened her. >> we'll find who is illegal or not. >> santos did not re

. sergio avila, news 3 back to you in the studio. >> jim: we will stay in touch through the afternoon. thank you. >> marie: an update the breaking news out of kingman. you saw first at noon. police there say the suspect who shot an officer has died. that officer currently be treated in a hospital. at this point we haven't been condition. police say the incident happened this morning a few blocks south of i-40. an outside agency will be handling the investigation now following the kingman police department policy. >> jim: now to new jersey where state and federal transportation investigators are on the scene trying to figure out what caused a commuter train to speed flight the station and crash through it this morning. >> marie: let's give you live images from the east coast. at least one person has been are several police and transportation officials in the area as we speak. nbc's chris pollone is in the area with the latest. >> reporter: witnesses say things went from calm to chaos in an instant. >> just a haze of kind of smoke and then everything was dusty and dirty and, you know, p

forward. made some good run stops. >> jim: remember that time it just happened to say in a production meeting to bill, "did th you would've never met by chance george halas?" he said, i did, 10 years old, went into the locker room, my dad introduced me to george halas. miller with a catch, thrown dow down. said he congratulated halas on the win, and halas reached in his pocket and gave him a dollar bill and said, "the first time i get congratulated on a win by imagine that meeting between two of the legendary coaches of all time happening when he was just a little boy. 3rd and 6. and it is caught by griffin out at the 16-yard line for a first. >> phil: this game, it is in patriots. as catch by griffin that time. but patriots, they are not splitting up on the defensive side. still double-teaming deandre hopkins, and they are going to make brock osweiler throw it to somebody else. >> jim: you want to complete the shutout. the last time they had a shutout was week 17 of 2012 against the dolphins in a 28-0 victory. almost intercepted, strong did something on that defense. >> jim: with an

someone with a unique perspective. jim fassel was the head coach of the new york giants back in 2001... he now lives in las vegas... and sports director chris maathuis had a chance to sit down with him. ((chris maathuis)) if effected the entire country. the event effeted new york city. and it affects sports teams also. and here's the coach of the new york giants at the time jim fassel. and jim you were coaching the giants. what a tragic scene and what a tragic event and you guys lived through that. jim fassel/ former ny giants head football coach: well of course it did we opened the season against the denver broncos for monday night football. we got home at about 6:30-6:45. landed in newark (new jersey). went to the office, changed clothes, and showered up because we had to go right to work. and all of a sudden the first plane hit. i didn't even know, i was watching tape. the second plane hit. we couldn't concentrate. we weren't getting anything done everyone was finding that out. and everything started to break loose. calls were coming in. ((chris maathuis)) >> you don't really thin

landfall. more on this incredible video and nasa's reaction to it. >>jim: heavy bands have been making their way onshore. hard hit this morning throughout pinellas, hillsborough, up to pasco county as well. you can see more rain is working its way onshore down towards manatee county, sarasota, you're starting to see donald trump facing new criticism - he appeared to mock a reporter with a disability. "you gotta see this guy. 'uhhhh i don't know what i said, i don't remember.' he's going like 'i don't remember'." "putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. i don't want to sound too much like a chauvinist." "you have to be wealthy in order to be great. i'm sorry to say it." "he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured." priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. introducing dunkin's new cold brew coffee, steeped slowly in cold water for small batches with an ultra-smooth, full-bodied flavor. discover the craft of cold brew today and keep on. >>russell: yeah. we've good all kinds of things coming out of the woodwork. t

more in a minute. lindsay is go to the game. >> alcides: is she really. >> anjuli: jim webber is in for her. >> jim: a lot of clouds and showers we had yesterday down to the south. those have come to an end. throughout most of today across central florida and more activity to the south. a little more moisture across the state. still fairly humid. we are not drying things out at the surface. all mid and upper levels of the atmosphere so we are not seeing as many of those showers around and seeing plenty of sun. so yesterday, we are all the way up to 93 degrees. set a record high at 93 yesterday. right now we are at 78. dew points at 73. humidity currently at 84% currently we have calm wind and we will continue to see very light winds as we go throughout day. plenty of sun whether i allow these temperatures to warm up once again. 73 right now over this brandon. st. petersburg to 80. bradenton and sarasota at 78 degrees. as we go throughout afternoon, these temperatures warming up very quickly once again. an isolated chance of shower into the late afternoon hours. slightly better chanc

director of national intelligence, jim clapper. director clapper has instituted intelligence transparency council. it fits nicely with the goals of that counsel. events like today would not happen without the support of director brennan. for those in attendance today, you should have a document like this on your chair with an agenda. the introductions will be brief. the agenda has all of the bios in it. for those of you watching at home, you can see all the documents on the cia website. i want to thank the nixon foundation, the nixon library, for making this wonderful venue available. next, i would like to introduce the director of the richard nixon presidential library and museum to offer some remarks. mike? [applause] >> good afternoon, everybody. on behalf of the archivist of the united states and the richard nixon foundation, good afternoon and welcome to the richard nixon presidential library and museum in yorba linda, california. i would like to welcome -- who has joined us today. on behalf of the national archives and the nixon foundation, allow me to welcome directors

important back to school forecast. today is tuesday, september 6, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> hey there, i'm brooke thomas, back to school for many of you around the region, getting your day started with a check of weather and traffic. >> good morning, jim, welcome back, my gosh, can you imagine the groans of the kids going back to school today. >> forget about them, i was groaning getting up this morning, like ughh. >> welcome back to all of you, as women, looking good this morning, roads are not terrible. >> hermine still out there, other than maybe a shower at the shore, things looking pretty quiet on dry land, stays dry, but little breezy, do still have issues when it comes to some rough surf and rip current issues as well. closer zoom for you on storm scan, right now lingering clouds around the region as a whole. you real i do have more than anything a clear sky. head further inland, temperatures as a result had a chance to drop off more readily. zoom it out one more time. outer bands of hermine still trying to clip the shore line. so, perhaps you see shower, and that sense,

solve problems. well, jim says he doesn't build things any more. but solving problems? well, some call him the godfather of doing that with technology. the concept of using technology to solve the world's problems is a popular one these days. in fact, they hold whole conferences about it in san francisco and thousands attend. >> if you know, we need capital to get it going. >> reporter: when jim first had the idea o -- he could have held his convention in a phone booth. if you're old enough to know what that technology looked like. >> i would say i was in the wilderness for ten years. all my friends were like, jim, you could make billions! selling dog food over the internet! i'm like, i don't want to sell dog food over the internet. >> reporter: jim was an undergraduate at cal tech in the 1970s, studying to be a rocket scientist when he had what he calls his one good idea. developing character recognition technology that would help make books more widely accessible to the visually impaired. it took a few years, and a few detours to get it off the ground. but when jim did -- >> it

there in that doorway area. >> the detective would quickly learn more about jim tan, father, husband, and businessman-he owns his own company, they had lived in canada and then moved to the united states some years earlier. >> successful executive, yeah? >> by all accounts, yes. >> but was the successful businessman also an abusive husband? the detective looked around the household as crime scene techs processed a shotgun killing upstairs. they came upon an appointment card for jean tan to appear at domestic violence court. so, the working theory, justifiable homicide, made some sense. but detective peglo was no rookie. his investigation into charlie tan and what happened inside that home was just getting started. >> one of the investigators found what appeared to be newly taken passport photos, along with a list of prominent local defense attorneys. >> that's interesting. >> yes, sir. >> his story is i had to do it but you're not taking that at face value. >> correct. >> coming up, a discovery on jim tan's computer triggers suspicions about his time of death. >> so how many days pri

says he was just sitting in his car, reading. >>> and good morning, i'm brooke thomas. >>> aim jim donovan. protest in charlotte north caroline air part of what you need to necessity to start your day in the morning minute. after the fatal police shooting of a black man sparked violent protests overnight. relatives of the keith scott says he was shot by officers while reading a book. >>> a 16 year-old student is facing charges in the fight at a philadelphia high school. police say this fight between a lincoln high school student and a teacher, stemmed there an argument in the classroom. >>> two philadelphia police officers and a are suing lesean mccoy and a club because of a fight. >>> you said, to oprah, that your husband, i want to if the this right, you call him swagadelicious. >> how is that achieved. >> it is a person that has a lot of swag. you don't know what swag is, you definitely don't have it. >> what do you think, you have to swag. >> i do. >> i agree, you have a little swag, jim donovan, that is first lady michelle obama on the late show last night. she touched on seve

26th, good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> hey there, i'm brushing. stunning indeed. getting your day started with a check on weather and traffic. everyone is here today. >> was that not a great game? i don't think anyone expected it, i have to say, i didn't expect that. and how much they dominated. so many people will be so hey. getting out to the roadways, i'll go right out and say it looks good. >> weather looking good, too. let's go home. >> yes, so off to really great start. that is monday obviously, still trying to get out of bed, maybe little more difficult. gray news like this, three for three. looking nice, clear, storm scan at the moment. nothing more than couple of high clouds overhead. high pressure still in place, it is going to keep control throughout the day for yet another day. however, there is some changes coming our way here. so you enjoyed yesterday. how could you not. such a gorgeous day. we're off to cool start today. looking essentially at the same story at least for now. but look at this, flirting with 30's mount pocono, quite the cool start. fifty-fiv

outside the debate law -- hall tonight. sharrie let's begin with you. >> reporter: good evening, jim. hofstra has become in many ways like a small city with the additional thousands of people who have converged here additional people here to protest, people here trying to get their message out and we know that safety is paramount. >> perhaps you can hear the helicopters overhead right now. they're taking extraordinary steps to ensure that safety. in fact one of the people that jim mentioned in introducing us tonight jill stein the green party presidential candidate was on campus tonight and actually was escorted off by police when her rally here was determined to be a dangerous distraction. >> of course hofstra has hosted two presidential debates in the past but those who were here for those both say that the security level for this presidential debate is exponentially greater. here's what we are talking about, a view of what we have seen all day long here as the security here has ramped up. there is a secure zone an perimeter set up outside surrounding the campus and once you are on

. >> caller: hey, jim. love your show. >> thank you. >> caller: what do you think the biggest risk for uncertainty is associated with buying the starbucks stock. for example, slowing growth in china, trump becoming president and starting a trade war, starbucks management possibly losing their mojo. >> it's really interesting. i work with bruce camish for real money.com. the chart's bad and everyone kind of knows the chart's bad. i think that china is good for them. remember, i said that the domestic was not that strong the previous quarter. you know what, the stock seems to want to go down. i know that's an odd thing to say, but the risk is more the psychology of the stock than i think who runs and wins for president. chris in florida. chris. >> caller: jim, i've got an originally from may fair, philadelphia, philadelphia eagles booyah to you, skee-daddy. >> well, thank you so much. we had a lot of fans there yesterday. there were a lot of pittsburgh people too. i had to explain to them that the terrible towel, they could always just leave it in the stadium frankly. >> caller: jim, my

i'm starting to untangle this mystery right now, of the malted meeple. - [jim] jim reed. - [david] you're jim reed, are you in charge of all these people here? - i think in charge might be a little too strong of a term, but yeah, something like that. - so jim, i remember this barn from when i was a kid, i was telling them outside that this octagon barn, and this is sort of an octagon idea you got here, right? what is the malted meeple? - [jim] well the malted meeple is northeast ohio's first board game cafe, and we strive to give people a great place and a great way to spend quality time with friends and family. we have a library of over 150 board games. hand-crafted milkshakes. - are these kid's games, adult's games? - these are a little bit of everything. there's actually a huge variety of games, that are called hobby games. it's something that's really popped up in the last ten years or so. we have games that are cooperative, where you may be playing with each other and you all win or lose as a group. we have games that are competitive. there's games for young kids, all the way

going on.)) ((shane: we just started following 'em.)) ((vanessa murphy)) two young paramedics... ((jim: i was driving.)) ((vanessa murphy)) ...were working nearby. ((shane: i had been a medic for roughly five years. jim: i was umm 22 years old at the time.)) ((vanessa murphy)) jim and shane - now henderson firefighters - have asked us not to use i they are concerned about their safety. they're speaking publicly for the first time. ((shane: jim and i did everything that we could and gave him every ample...but the general public doesn't know that.)) ((vanessa murphy/reporter: the shooting death of tupac shakur remains unsolved. but 20 years later - jim and shane describe an effort to save the 25 year old man's life at the scene they stumbled onto.)) ((shane: the chaos, there was a lot of chaos, a lot of cop cars.)) ((jim: just as we started looking at each other to waving us to come in.)) ((vanessa murphy)) and then exiting their ambulance.... ((jim: somebody met me at the back and said go help my buddy. and my buddy's shot in the car. so i went.... shane: which ended up being suge knigh

who definitely has a unique perspective. ((christianne klein)) >> jim fassel was the head coach of the new york giants back in 2001... he now lives in las vegas and sports director chris maathuis had a chance to sit down with him. :00:00-3:57 - run as is... then butt to 6:29-7:09 to end it. ((chris maathuis)) 9/11 if effected the entire country. the event effeted new york city. and it affects sports teams also. and here's the coach of the new york giants at the time jim fassel. and jim you were coaching the giants. what a tragic scene and what a tragic event and you guys lived throug that. jim fassel/ former ny giants head football coach: well of course it did we opened the season against the denver broncos for monday night football. we got home at about 6:30-6:45. landed in newark (new jersey). went to the office, changed clothes, and showered up because we had to go right to work. and all of a sudden the first plane hit. i didn't even know, i was watching tape. my secretary told me that, and for the rest of the day after the second plane hit. we weren't getting anything done ever

to the key west key lime pie company -- and the fact that i like sweets. jim brush and allison sloat were partners in life and in the pie company. their pie won a ton of awards, but the business lost money. and they were several hundred thousand dollars in debt. there's a lot of places to get key lime pie in key west. what are the ingredients? jim: it comes in one-gallon pails. it's already reconstituted. lemonis: their pie was good, but there was nothing that special about it. jim: and we put a whipped topping on it. lemonis: and what is that made of? jim: that is a powdered product. lemonis: and it definitely was not homemade. you guys don't make your own crust? woman: no, we don't. lemonis: and they had also opened up a second store that was bleeding money. how much business will this store do? jim: this store is probably losing about $20,000, $25,000. lemonis: but the biggest problem might have been jim himself. he was definitely resistant to change. jim: you're telling me you're closing the store? -lemonis: that's right. -jim: okay, that's enough. you're out of here. you're gone

. >>> ♪ >> that was stephen colbert singing about nellie's tax problems on the late show last night. jim has been listening to hot in here. >> i have. >> for those tax problems may be on their way out the door. >> i have my walkman. >> yes. >> very old school. >> do you stream spotify on my walkman. >> i do, right, katie. >> any kid that is waking upright now, dark and early with us getting ready for school is like mom, what is a walkhand. i don't know what that is. do i remember what a walkman is. >> thank you. >> we need to upgrade your technology, okay. so we are feeling very comfortable outside, guys. it end up being a nice hair day for the delaware valley. we do have cooler air, dryer air settling in. the it still feels comfortable outside at the moment because transition still taking place. the lets get back in time and talk about where we came from yesterday. ninety-two was our high. we were over achievers, we ended up tying tally record back in 19 56789 i won't tell you how old jim was back then but average high is 79 degrees. we did over achieve there. storm scan three is, prett

incumbent frank giunta holding a small lead over rich ashooh. jim lawrence easily defeated jack flanagan. sean: senator ayotte easily won her primary race. you can see all of the bottom of your screen. much more on the races in just a moment. first let's talk weather. election day, it was gorgeous out there. kevin: we're ahead of the front early this morning. that will mean on and off showers. in central and southern areas within we start with sunshine and warmer temperatures this morning. a lot of areas in the 50's to even lower 60's. we'll see the clouds race in through the afternoon. there will be hit or miss showers and maybe even an afternoon thunderstorm. this is the leading edge of cool air that arrives for the end of the week. huge range in temperatures. you are still in the clouds. mid to upper 60's to lower to mid 80's. much more on the end of the week with your forecast coming up. let's look at your morning ride. joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning, kevin. we have the road work that's about ready to wrap up on the everett turnpike northbo